30th Ward Participatory Budget Ballot - 2026 Budget Year

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Open to 30th Ward residents ONLY, 14 years or older. You may only vote once. If you are not a 30th Ward resident, please do not vote.

Thank you for weighing in on this year's Participatory Budgeting ballot! 

Alderwoman Cruz will be devoting up to $500,000 of the 30th Ward's $1.5 million annual "menu money" budget for measures that improve safety for everyone who uses our streets and sidewalks--pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers alike. (The remaining $1 million in menu money will be devoted to street and alley repairs and other infrastructure improvements.)

Residents were invited to submit locations in the 30th Ward with street safety issues via a survey and at three in-person meetings held across the ward. Those submissions were collected and analyzed by Alderwoman Cruz and her staff, with 3-4 possible locations for improvements for this ballot. You will vote on ONE location in each option.

After the votes are tabulated, Alderwoman Cruz will submit the winning locations to the Chicago Department of Transportation for a traffic study (if one has not been done for that area already) to analyze the possible options and provide cost estimates. We will attempt to fund as many projects as we can, beginning with the top location in each region, and then moving to the 2nd place finishers, etc. Work on the locations will most likely begin in the middle of 2026, possibly extending into 2027.

Please reach out to the 30th Ward Office at Ward30@cityofchicago.org or 773-628-7874 if you have any questions
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Option 1
Locations identified for potential improvements in the western part of the 30th Ward are:
  • (1) N Melvina Ave between W Roscoe St and W Belmont Ave. Concerns: Speeding vehicles.
  • (2) N Austin Ave and W Cornelia St - Concerns: Speeding vehicles.
  • (3) W Roscoe St between N Narragansett Ave and N Central Ave - Concerns: Unsafe conditions for bicyclists, especially faded bike lane markings.
What project do you favor in Option 1? *
Option 2
Locations identified for potential improvements in the central part of the 30th Ward are:
  • (4) N Linder Ave between W Irving Park Blvd and W Addison St - Concerns: speeding vehicles and unsafe pedestrian conditions
  • (5) N Laramie Ave and W Grace St and nearby areas - Concerns: Unsafe conditions for pedestrians near Grey Elementary School.
  • (6) N Kilbourn Ave between W Addison St and W Belmont Ave - Concerns: speeding vehicles and cut-through traffic on Kilbourn.
What project do you favor in Option 2? *
Option 3
Locations identified for potential improvements in the central part of the 30th Ward are:
  • (7) W Addison St and N Keeler Ave - Concerns: unsafe conditions for pedestrians near St. Viator's Church and School.
  • (8) W Roscoe St and N Keeler Ave - Concerns: speeding vehicles and cut-through traffic.
  • (9) N Avondale Ave between N Pulaski Ave and W Addison St - Concerns: speeding vehicles.
  • (10) W Addison St and N Avondale Ave / Kennedy Expressway - Concerns: unsafe conditions for pedestrians attempting to cross Addison to reach the Blue Line station.
What project do you favor in Option 3? *
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